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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
THE PRINCES MAlAOY.
The Doubt of Its Dangerous Character
sympathy With the Emperor.

BERLIN. Nov. 15.-The Reichs 4nsciger
publishes the statement that during the
examination of the larynI of the Crown
Prince by the physicians at San Reno, the
examiners were able to ascertain that the
patients illness consisted of malignant
new growth situated below the left vocal
chord and back of the margin of the larvDx.
Small beginnings of similar growth were
also percspti0le on the right side. Hitherto
the Princes ailment has been local and has
in no way affected his general health, but
the discoveries made attest the dangerous
character which the disease has assumed.
The Emperor, replying To an address OF
sympathy forwarded 10 him by the west
PrusSisn Lutheran Synod says: "fhe
p.ous wishes expressed oy the synod have
done good 70 my deeply troubled heart.
May TINS heavy affection upon my house
ana our Fatherland soon pass away through
GOd's omnlpotencs and grace"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
I'M. QUAD" DONE UP.
The Hospitality OF the south as Extended
Him by One Brother.

The Hospitality OF the south as Extended
Him by One Brother.
G. B. Lewis, Of the Free frcss, is doing
the New South, and having a royal good
time. Last week Friday Lewis was in
Ea'aula. Ala. The same day native
u acd fourteen miles to see the Michigan
humOrist. II Hsppears that the native had
written 70 Quad several years ago, and
the latter held the communication up to
pubic ridicule. The hOt-blooded southern
er could not forget toe injury. He met
Quad st the hOieg in Euiauia- de was
glad 20 meet the distinguished representa-
i've OF the North, and he took of MS coat to
show his gratitude. Then ne pitched in.
IL IS said ne wiped the earth with the De-
troiter. When the ground had been thor
Oughly covered. "Quad's" friends rushed in
and stopped the fracss. The outraged and
insuIted Southerner was arrested aud fined
81. and the same evening Lewis made q
speech IN which be dweit upon the warm
hearted hospitality rendered Northern men
by their Southern orothers.-Dc Detroit Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

The Insian princes have gone home in high
dudgeon becsgss, though tbey ka1 frsvelei
$500 miles - - taeir empress. tbs import
sncs tsst sttsches - a. Indian princs vas
not appreciated BY tas ofzcisls n charge 4
tne jahisee esEsscaies- On one occsson th.sy
Rad . ~slk short distance Vile ths other
potensatss ~srs lcliinx IN carr sgss. asd aga q
ttey we're iasfiel ~ tse common her3, vale
- snaalssf kinGlsts - Europe ~srs hsazs5
ro1-d 81 dignity All solsisrs
Orientsl ra'srs q ah ers5ss sre great
s-ieklsrs for etlesssts and ceremony. snf =
tse 80 ssle n no1i iect the9s princes teil =
co-r~ct Is IS net so very st~a-.re thar ire raost
i-npcreaat snac1z tkeu. who f1ancia- y
sn~ssirE. coaAl bay - ssli so7e tur7-ea7
kiozS f-rzrt g caA ~ - greens 81 sce 10
So Saed-ly vaea - isst Eoss5an --NsT Eork
So
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

CONSTANTINE. Mich. Nov l5.-Lsst Spring
George Thompson put in an appearance in
the southern part of this county and in a
very short time won the heart and hand Of
a widow who wss twice his age. Since then
he has stirred up O great deal of feeling in
the family. Recently he went to the house
OF his son-in-law and ordered his wife, who
was there visiting. to go home, and soon
after got into an alteration with the SON.
in-law and Knocked him down with a
hatchet and then terribly beat him. He
has been arrested and put in Jail and did
not get there moment too soon, as about
fifty men were out looking for him with a
lynching equipment. He has been exam
ined and bound over for trial
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
THAT FAST TRAIN.
The Union Pacific Not to be Deferred by
Threats

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-Vice President Potter,
of the Union Pacific, referring 10 the efforts
made To induce him TO pull off the nes
fast train. Gays: The fast train has been
put on TO stay. If competitors wish 10
shorten up their time / have no objections
if they attempt 10 meet iC by cutting the
rates, we will meet the cuts by our regular
trains, which make the same time. The
Union Pacific is not going 20 be deferred by
threats from running the train as sched-
uled."
Referring to financial matters, Mr.. Potter
expressed himself ss much grstified with
the outlook. He was not disturbed by the
Manitoba's new tariff. That line had not
reached Helena, Montana, yet, and ~sufd
be properly taken care of whel lte got there.
The consequence to follow had been largely
magnitied. The prospects for the Union
Pacific were excellent, and let alone 1t
would soon prove its capacity for growth
ana revenue.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
sTsEL MEN tiARMoHlZlso.


PIT1sBCEs. NOV. l5.-Tns Sation4l Bsz-
ssmsE Stssl Association = Ia session tocay.
arranging . 1es Classification of extras.
The tag Is largely attended. every plsnE
IA TIE eountry being REPRESENTED IA persen
Or by proxy. Tie trade Is god and prices
siu not De considered. All tns s,ssl man
afactaEsrs Ia the country have decided to
move togetner narmonlCusiy-
Two associations nave been formed. the
bsssenef steel ASSOCIATION being ons snd
the Merchants steel Association the other.
TIE latter IS composed OF the csucioie and
open hearth manufacturers. fne fofnlz-
ton OF lie t~o organizations does not mean
spit among ths aa0Iact0rers, "a las
oeen stated ia Eastern newspapers. ool
means that the lateresis OF the Dessemef
eruclDls and open hearth furnaces. being
different ia their aims. can be better At
tanned oy having two ASSOCIATIONS. VIII the
understanding thaI they work Ia harmony.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

One Of the piesssatesf receptions o. the
Clah lssf evening ~ the Kisses Cabiil At
their rssdsuos. AS Turner'S. Tie frs'
Frizes were won ~ Miss kiffY Cshili end
Albert St0nehouss, and the BOOBIES wers
captured uy Mrs Louis Euais snd p a
NcAulsv Mac fees very mach elsted
lr his soccess 0wing - ths ~ Tsrd tend
sucV - t1s PORK market. ss b.s pTlzs rss
= -ou and ioUr Ht peEs. 20 nezf raeef
l1z ~ she ciga F8 os asld - the resld 3 .cs
af Riehsr3 Cais3a ~ Scribner-st, ~
weeks from as evening
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
IT WAS a BOMB.
Not n Eliminating Cap That Killed the
Anarchist Ifner

Anarchist Iingg.
CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-It IS now settled that
Iingg killed himself with a bomb. The
Lingx cell was cleaned yesterday. and dur
ing The process shattered pieces of gaspipe
were found The walls are broken aud
large pieces Of mssonry ere torn Of. The
belief Is that Linzg discharged the bomb in
mouth.
Il ia also believed that Lngg had the
bomb in bis possession for some time. hsv-
INK secured II from outside friends. A s1s-
pected guard has been relieved of All sus-
piciou-
Henry and Chris Spies yesterday removed
August effects from the isii- There were a
number Of books and Nina Van Zsods's .
picture. In Lings's cell vas copy Of
MoSt's design Tor an anarchists monument,
TIE property Of al the anarchists has been
removed.
Itis announced that the Amnesty society
snd the defense COMMITTEES viii assume the
responsibility u providing for the families
of f0e dead anarchists and a permanent
fg1d rIil he started for tdst purpose. There
vii he. after insl accounting ~ ths sx-
penses Of The funeral q surplus 81 about
81 SO 0r g 60 IN the hsnds II he dsfsnse
ca1a rlittse. Which viH form = nucleus for a
fdui. It = intended 20 make this neu or
xznizstion narionsi n extent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
a COUNTEaF EITER SENTENCED.
Timothy Collins Found Guilty and Sent
20 Ionia for SIX Months

Timothy Collins Found Guilty and Sent
TO iOnia for Six Months.
The United States Court convened again
yesterday. with Judge Severens on the
bench.
The case of Fritz +. Stevens for embezzle-
ment and making false entries in the books
and reports of the First National Bank of
Paw Paw, of which he was cashier, was con-
tinued over the term.
In the case OF Timothy Collins. OF Mus
kegon, for counterfeiting, the jury brought
in verdict Of guilty and he was sentenced
to hard labor at the Ionia House of Cor
rection for six months, and also to pay q
fine of $50.
The case OF Daniel II. Morgan for send
ing obscene matter through the mails, is on
trial and will probably be finished today
William r. Mcknight was admitted to
practice in this court as an attorney. Mr.
Mcknight IS bright young man with an
extensive acquaintance in and about the
city and he has bright future before him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

James Mcqueen, Jr.. chief clerk in the
! General Freight Agents Office Of the d., q.
II. NJ. at Detroit, was here yesterday on
official business.
Ii. Holbridge, the travelling passenger
agent of the Chicago & Rock Island railroad,
was in the city yesterday.
A. Drysdell, Michigan Passenger agent OF
the Chicago Alton road, IS = the city.
S. 5. Renshsw, travelling freight agent of
the D., G. III. & ", and Chicago & Grand
Trunk, was in the city yesterday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
a CROOKED ARROW.
a Miiiisa Dollar steamship Company De-
claFsa to De Fraudulent

New YosK. Nov. lo.-Ihe Herald this
morning dev0tes a page 70 the Arrow Steam
ship Company. Tnis company organized
about a year and half ago with a capital
Of 81. .0oO0 0oo. IL proposed 10 build fieet OF
ocean steamers upon All entirely new plan,
and promised TO "reyoluGionize the nayIes
of the world" IL claimed tnaI the new
vessels would be able TO make the run 10
Liverpool IN five days. were indesrrucuble
and ~oald cost only about one-thlrd as
much as the present style OF steamers. The
Herald COW states that tue company Is
fraudulent and never intended to build any
vessels, bat organized for the single par-
pose Of noAtins its stock and pOcketlng the
proceeds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

WAsHINGros, Nov. l5.-Hawkins. As-
sistant Secretary of the Interior Depart
ment, states that for the first time in the
history Of the Department the pension APP
plicstions pending before the Board of Ap-
peals of Interior Department are dispose
of, and that current business is up 70 date.
Last January there were 100 cases pend
ing before the Board. and all these havs
been passed upon. in addition 10 the new
cases. Ia consequence OF this disposal o'
tie work in arrears. three members Of The
Board have been transferred 10 the pension
office TO assist in the work in that Office.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
EpIseopalIaas Meet.

annual missionary meeting and annual mis-
sionary meeting OF the Woman's auxiliary
society OF the Epi.copalisn diocese of West
ern Michigan opened this morning at ST.
Johns church. Bishop Gillespie and Rev.
]. y. Rippoy, of Muskegon, were present
aud large attendance OF clergy from othef
places is expected this afternoon. The SER
mon tonight was by Rev. John McCarroll,
of Grace church. Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
GENERAL hAwLsY MARRIED.
Uaissd In Matrimeay Ia Miss Edith Nor
ner at PhiiAdeIphiA-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l5.-Senator Jos. K.
Hawley, of Connecticut, was married at
noon today in ST. Clements p. E. Church,
to Miss Edith Horner. OF England. who
has been Tor several years ole of tho head
nurses at the Blockiey Hospital in this
citv A large and distinguished assem-.
blage was present TO witness the ceromony.
A reception was given after the wedding,
at the conclusion of which the bride and
groom left the city for an extenQed bridal
LOu
Among those present were General Sher-
idan, Senator Platt. of Connecticut, Mr..
Thomas Donaldson, ex-Judge Daniel G..
Rollins, Mr.. George w. Cnilos, Mr.. James
ID. Hague, OF New York: General McCook.
Secretary of the United States Senate; Mr..
s. ID. Hubbard. of Hartford; Murat Hal
stead. OF the Commercial Gazette, and ex-
Congressman Buck, of Connecticut.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
More Doctors.

The medical practitioners sworn state
ments Of Archibald Blythe Thompson
and Gilphslet Gustin Edwards. were fled
with the County Clerk yesterday. The
former states that he is a graduate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons,
OF Eilnburgb. and of the Fscnlty of
Physicians and Surgeons Of GLASGOW, scot
land. The latter is a graduate OF the Gill
Medical ColleEe. at Montreal. Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NxwAsk. y. J.. NOV. i5.-Ons of the
Enyty-horse boilers IN Heller Brothers blast
f.rnacs 1t woodside. exploded this morn
Ing, killing Thomas Sprost, the watchman.
ard iniuring three others. The explosion
oscurrsd a. 2 o'clock. Just a. the men we're
going 10 work. Most OF them beng on the
outside escaped. Some Of the pieces Of the
toiler were hurled distance Of two blocks.
Heller Brothers loss - $4,000. Insured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

GRxKSvILLk. Tex. Nov. i5.-The extern
svs cotton eorapTess here. together With
BE large sheds. platform and soout 5000
bales Of cotton. burned last nighs. The
compress was valued ~ about So 900. bat
ths total loss by the ire. il il thought. viii
exceed $4,000. Eight or ten cars. With
ever two hundred bales OF cotton. belong
uSto the Missouri Pacific Railway. were
also DESTROYED
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

BTsoS CENrsE, Nov. 15.-Ths hands
working ct the svsporstor at this place
will give q dance AT Lockwood's Han to-
morrow evening. Souisrs' band VIII fur
nish the music. DIR. Orssr hss had 81 600
eft him in the shape Of a n-pound baoy.
The evsporator hss twenty tons Of dried
srples reaiv to ship.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
NINE, DtR8REST's PATTERNS

We are Agents for this city
for these well. known Paper
Patterns. They are cut snd
adjusted 10 the form by the
most perfect system oi Dress
Cutting.
Nine. Demorest has always
been awarded the Est and
highest premiums ~ every
competition. The best Dress
makers throughput the country
indorse and confirm their vslue.
Patterns 10 20 - cents each,
sent post paid, on receipt of
price. The patterns are cut ia
various sizes and put Up IN IL
Illustrated envciopes with full
directions for putting them to-
gefher.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
A Schooner Aahore

ALPEyA. Mich, Nov. 15.-The steam
barge Garden City went ashore On Black
river reef at 2 o'clock this morning in q
dense fog. She was bound from Cleveland
10 this port, loaded with coal and coal oil.
Her barges - the Russian Light Guard,
Wind and Ways and Lathrop. sailed on
up. The crew Is safe. The tug Sumner, of
this place, LETT at once to release her.
The wind is northwest and light.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
A Wreck on the Grand Trunk

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nov. ia wreck
occurred on the Chicago & Grand Trunk
this morning at Denton, 1--WE miles west
Fourteen cars and one engine OF train
going en- to the side track were struck by q
train moving in the opposite direction. The
train hands jumped and no one was hurt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

FHILADELFBIA. Nov f5.-The Taq-rirsr
Gays that the reorganization Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad j. practically ac-
com mclishsd. and thaf The holders u bonds
ard guarantees. sbliEsfions 10 the amount
of 81. 6ss 0o0 have accepted the rsorgsni-
zsfion schsr,e. The road vii be taken out
Of tas hands af the receivers January 1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
The Maiorities in Detroit

DETROIT, Nov. 15.-The Board of City
Canvassers find the following official ma
jorties: Pridgeon, Democrat, for mayor,
4 937; Kronberg. Democrat, for clerk. / 276;
Sheeran, Democrat, for attorney. $40;
Tuite. Republican, for treasurer, :, 251; Pa
ton, Democrat, tor justice, l0,3SS; Haug
Democrat, for police justice, 4,463.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

The iocsl B-skemsa Sccisty gave "a
van Hal on South psvisi0n-sf ahou'
severty-fvs couries we're crescent snd il
the reiga oorhoo6 - rs ticKsts psr. sold
Get ~ this fhe orEsliz zsfior VII rsceirs =
nire iirtls be1s6t Brsu-'s orche-trs faru-
fshsi exee ient m Isic, snd t1e dancers a.
isvea . pleasant evening" : er tsrsei1rue1t.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
Centlemen'S Underwear.

We make specially Of Gen.
tlemcDs Flu nishing Goods,
Underwear il White ard the
Colo1s, IN All Wool, Merino
and pure Cotton, IN all sizes,
from 3z-inches up 20 18-inches.
We are sole agents for Grand
Rapids ano Western Michigan
Of DR.. Jsegers' Celebrated Ssn-
itaIy Wooden Sy stem Under
wear. We carry full lines for
Ladies. Gentlemen, Misses and
Children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

AtBASx. y. Y, Nov. i5.-Ths boiler Of
an engine on the New York Central Rail
rosd drawing q freight train. exploded this
morning st the river bridge. The fireman
vas thrown twenty-five feet into the air.
and Eve car lengths back into the Mohawk
river. His arms and legs were broken and
his skull crushed He died instantly. En-
zineer Mitchell vas badly injured and Is
not expected 90 i've.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

CrxcrSxsr1. Nov. l5-Frank G. Rittescb
fied a suit IN The Common Fless Court to
fsv. involving . large sum Of ucneT,
szs;nst rhs Western Mon Telegraph Com 4.
panF for infringement Of patsut on a Quad
rrsriex instrument and asks an accounting Z
for damages FOR every Instrument N use bT
tbs compaav
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

PrrTsHvRc. Nov. t5.--A1 ths operators in
sbs Fittsburx 6sld viii grant he ive cents
sdvaDce for iizxing szrssd anon lsst night
~ the Joint bcard OF sroiir ssion ard con-
citation Of the National Federation o.
Mines s1d Nine Operators A. Columbus.
Tbs sivsncs benefits a q men.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
LADIES UNDERWEAR

Our underwear trade this
season so far has been very
large. We have recently pur-
chased ten cases of new goods
which we are now selling &C
very low prices. Ladies white
merinC eSts auo drawers at
90 cents, worth 75 cents.
Ladies white merino vests
and drawers at "a cents, sold
most places for 81.
A full line of Ladies scarlet
vests and drawers a. Is cents,
ST., SI.a5 and $3.50.
Two cases Ladies csmeis
hair vests and drawers a. Sf.zs
and $3.50 each. Everything in
the line OF Misses and Children 8
underwear always in stock and
at prices the lowest.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NEv YoEg. Nov. 15.-Dr. Il. r. Helm
bold. the once famous patent medicine pro-
prietor. was arrested in the street today
heiDlessly intoxicsted, aud A. the request OF
bis son was sent % Bellevue hOspitsi.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

Embszsi~d FROM e Telephone Company.
NEw Y0RK. Nov. i5.-John n. Schreinsr,
u Philadelphis. ate secretary Of The Amer
can National Teisphone Com oanv, ia. ar
ressess today. charged 5v the president of
tie conpanF With applying the procssis Of
= stock of sales 70 private uses he vas
a., ffrsti n, csIi
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

BsooKLYv y. y. Nov l5.-Tbs society
Of Plymouth church decided tonight 10
call Rev. Charles A Berry. of WOlverhswp.
to be oTersi Mr. Berry i So 000 year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

wasH1SsroS. Nov. IS.-surxeon General
Hamilton has received a telegram fron
pr. Porter. a. Tsrps. Pa saying thsrs
we~e thrse new cases ~ yellow fever a
Tsnrz ro6aT sad ~ 3eafbs There AZ
thirseen case. . the hospital
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NV YoRK. Nov. l5.-Chsriss Csvsnsu
died a. he Chambers Street Hospital this
morning rom hviropbobia. having been
bitter cv = dog oCtohsr s He suffered
horribly f-ething st the mouth and going
into ~cnvuisions when raser vas brought
him
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

PsrERsoS. y =. Nov. 1S-The boiler in
tae Bellevue steel Works n this cifF ex-
rlosissi this morning. T~o men. including
fhs engineer. we're sadly shaEsn az. bat nos
dangerously hurt- Flying c0ss set fre -
ne building. causing loss of $1,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
Killed While Hunting.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Nov. 15.-Chester
Clark. brother of Walter Clark. of this
city, was killed while hunting near Alger
yesterday. His home was in Madison,
Wis, but he will be buried here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
DRY GOODS!
Spring & Company I!


We have placed on sale at
greatly reduced prices the
largest line of White Wool
Blankets shown in he city
for many years. The cold
weather has now arrived and
what Is more comfortable,
considering that we pass
nearly one-third of our lives
Ia bed, than a pair OF good
wool blankets
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

NFv Yoss. Nov. s5-Hrs. Ks oEz. ths
usotbsr 81 Csrs houise Ke.lozg. tais morn
Ias rscs1 vsa 70 eFrzrn from bsT ds1Thtsr
esnf rraine - report % bs- Ensrriazs g
Car .frazaeJa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

IcxpcS. Nov. fs-rhe Government hss
teci,iesi that ~ szrsrian prisoners ia Ire-
isnd shsa ~ triei By specisl juries st the
eorninx ffish sssires.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

''She Is pretty 10 walk with,
And witty % talk with,
And pleasant, TOO, to think on"


But with the sexquisite taste of the decors-
tons. the m2gniicenee of the toilets. the
charming beauty of the women, the attrac-
tions OF the dining room and the side board,
the bride herself was still the magnet around
which the vast thrOng regOlyei. the cynO-
sure OF all eyes whether envious or other
wise. There were however. no envious
fair ones. Adele Morris has grown 10
womanhood surrounded by such true
friends as Only sweet. amlable. affection
ate disposition ana faultless heart can
command. She was radiant in her bloom
ing beauty as she stood last night
in her rich, white robes by
the side of her manly, hand
some husband and her sparkling
eyes shone with real happiness as sne grace
fully received the showers of compliments
and wealth of good WISHES that were rained
upen her. Eer friends were delighted
10 see her so beautiful in q costume of white
after the black shs has worn so long in
memory of her sister. Mrs. Tateum was
dressed in white m0ire antique and satin.
The dress was cut decOlette. and about her
throat was 2 small chain with an exquisite
pendant of diamonds and pearls. TIE gift of
the groom. Her ornaments were diamonds
and ~ her hair pom e0s of white feathers,
She held az immense bunch OF jack roses
and all III al made q picture more beautiful
and perfect than any that adorned the
walls OF the richly furnished home.
Mrs. Robes =. Norris, the brides
mother, ~ss attired in sn elegant costume
Of gray moire pas amenterie trimming.
The Misses Waters, Goldsmith and Bonnell
received with the bride. Miss Waters wore
black tulle with a red pleated basque. Miss
Goldsmith black lace gown and Miss Bon
nell costume OF blue silk. Aside from
these there were many beautiful women
present. notably Miss Camilla Preusser and
Mrs. George Stanton, the latter bat recently
a bride.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
A Tire in HarrI.viIl..

HARRIsvILLE, Mich, Nov. 15.-The gem
srsl store Of Colwell. McGregor & Co. burned
this morning with most Of its contents.
Loss, So OO0. insurance. $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
a TERRIBLE DEATH.
Well known Washington Builders
Head Blown on by a Gun

WssHISsToS. Nov. 10. - Thomas ].
Bowen. aged 50. we'll known builder OF
this city, was instantly killed this afternoon
by the accidental dischsrgs OF shot gun.
The weapon IN falling over the step went
OF. and the load entering bis face blew OFT
The TOD Of his head. He bad been cunning
with party of men near kirkwood Dell.
Deceased leaves a wife and two children.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16
A AMst.,odist Church burned,

CoLDwATER, Mich. Nov. I5.-The Metho-
dist Church in Girard township burned this
morning at 100 O'Clock. Loss. $1,000: in
sused for 5000. Cause, supposed incen-
diary
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-16

sovsnss- D. 5arsss 1honFs p. sred - gesrz
Funs-sa to0sT Wednesday a. 1pm